Trade Show: NOT Utrecht

Parnassys

ParnasSys presented itself at the National Education Exhibition (NOT) at the Jaarbeurs in Utrecht, the largest trade fair for professionals in primary and secondary education and vocational education.

Location

Jaarbeurs Utrecht

Surface Area

220 sqm

‘Park of Possibilities’

The stand design was entirely based on the theme of the booth, 'Park of Possibilities.' The centerpiece of the stand was an impressive tree located in the middle, surrounded by a service desk. This tree symbolized the growth opportunities and possibilities that ParnasSys offers to schools and education professionals. The pathway through the park (the booth) led visitors past all the products of Topicus, the parent brand of SOMtoday.

The stand was not only informative but also an interactive and dynamic experience for visitors. At the booth, visitors could grab prizes, such as flower bulbs and a pencil that could be planted after use to grow into an herb plant. In this way, ParnasSys aimed to promote sustainability and growth, fitting the theme of the exhibition.

It was great to see how enthusiastic and engaged the visitors were. Valuable conversations were held, new contacts were made, and the products and services were presented to a broad audience of education professionals. We look back with pride on this successful project.

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